Died at home.
Daughter of Arthur M. and Lesbia Halsey Hoose.
Married Allen R. Stevens. He preceded her in death.
Survivors include sons William (Gabrielle), Richard, Mark (Kalay) and Curtis (Jeannie) Stevens; daughters Dianne (Dick) Rule, Cindy (Steve) Golliher and Laura (Don) Hillger; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Patrick, in Feb. 2006.
Gerry grew up in Carlsbad, NM., and was Queen of Cavern City Rodeo at age 19, President of Dames Club and Football Homecoming Queen at Carlsbad High School, and a USO volunteer.
Gerry was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, she was a member of the Crawfordsville City Bowling league where she was Bowler of the year in 1964. She was a faithful wife and mother of 8 children and renowned for her variety of Mexican Enchiladas. Most importantly she passed on a legacy of prayer and loving Jesus Christ.
Funeral Mass 11am Thursday, November 7, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church with Father David Buckles officiating. Visitation from 9:30-11am with a Rosary service at 10:40am.
Hunt & Son assisted with arrangements.
(Listed as Mary Geraldine on headstone)
Daughter of Arthur M. and Lesbia Halsey Hoose.
Married Allen R. Stevens. He preceded her in death.
Survivors include sons William (Gabrielle), Richard, Mark (Kalay) and Curtis (Jeannie) Stevens; daughters Dianne (Dick) Rule, Cindy (Steve) Golliher and Laura (Don) Hillger; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Patrick, in Feb. 2006.
Gerry grew up in Carlsbad, NM., and was Queen of Cavern City Rodeo at age 19, President of Dames Club and Football Homecoming Queen at Carlsbad High School, and a USO volunteer.
Gerry was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, she was a member of the Crawfordsville City Bowling league where she was Bowler of the year in 1964. She was a faithful wife and mother of 8 children and renowned for her variety of Mexican Enchiladas. Most importantly she passed on a legacy of prayer and loving Jesus Christ.
Funeral Mass 11am Thursday, November 7, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church with Father David Buckles officiating. Visitation from 9:30-11am with a Rosary service at 10:40am.
Hunt & Son assisted with arrangements.
(Listed as Mary Geraldine on headstone)
Died at home.
Daughter of Arthur M. and Lesbia Halsey Hoose.
Married Allen R. Stevens. He preceded her in death.
Survivors include sons William (Gabrielle), Richard, Mark (Kalay) and Curtis (Jeannie) Stevens; daughters Dianne (Dick) Rule, Cindy (Steve) Golliher and Laura (Don) Hillger; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Patrick, in Feb. 2006.
Gerry grew up in Carlsbad, NM., and was Queen of Cavern City Rodeo at age 19, President of Dames Club and Football Homecoming Queen at Carlsbad High School, and a USO volunteer.
Gerry was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, she was a member of the Crawfordsville City Bowling league where she was Bowler of the year in 1964. She was a faithful wife and mother of 8 children and renowned for her variety of Mexican Enchiladas. Most importantly she passed on a legacy of prayer and loving Jesus Christ.
Funeral Mass 11am Thursday, November 7, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church with Father David Buckles officiating. Visitation from 9:30-11am with a Rosary service at 10:40am.
Hunt & Son assisted with arrangements.
(Listed as Mary Geraldine on headstone)
Daughter of Arthur M. and Lesbia Halsey Hoose.
Married Allen R. Stevens. He preceded her in death.
Survivors include sons William (Gabrielle), Richard, Mark (Kalay) and Curtis (Jeannie) Stevens; daughters Dianne (Dick) Rule, Cindy (Steve) Golliher and Laura (Don) Hillger; 13 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Patrick, in Feb. 2006.
Gerry grew up in Carlsbad, NM., and was Queen of Cavern City Rodeo at age 19, President of Dames Club and Football Homecoming Queen at Carlsbad High School, and a USO volunteer.
Gerry was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, she was a member of the Crawfordsville City Bowling league where she was Bowler of the year in 1964. She was a faithful wife and mother of 8 children and renowned for her variety of Mexican Enchiladas. Most importantly she passed on a legacy of prayer and loving Jesus Christ.
Funeral Mass 11am Thursday, November 7, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church with Father David Buckles officiating. Visitation from 9:30-11am with a Rosary service at 10:40am.
Hunt & Son assisted with arrangements.
(Listed as Mary Geraldine on headstone)
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